 Council to Consider Changes for Massage Parlors, eCigs The
Santa Clarita City Council, when it meets Tuesday, will consider
changing its Municipal Code in three areas, as proposed by city staff
and reviewed by a City Council subcommittee of Members Bob Kellar and
TimBen Boydston. The changes, if approved, will regulate the
hours of operation of massage parlors; treat e-cigarettes the same as
tobacco products for purposes of regulation; and restrict aggressive
solicitation (sales people). DETAILS |
The
Canyon Theatre Guild is presenting "My Great Big, Loud, Italian
Cabaret, a farewell to the Finleys" on Saturday, May 9. Longtime members Greg and Patti Finley are retiring and relocating to Boise, Idaho, to be near their children and grandchildren. |
During spring break, 20 Santa Clarita teens participated in the Teen Leadership Camp at Leo Carrillo State Park in Malibu. SEE MORE |
 Los
Angeles County Sheriff's Department's Santa Clarita Station conducted a
DUI/Drivers License Checkpoint on Friday at Lyons Avenue just east of
Wheeler Road between 6 p.m. and 2 a.m.
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During
this annual spring event, CalArts MFA graduate student candidates in
the Art, Photography and Media, and Art and Technology programs open
their creative workspaces to the public for one afternoon.
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 JPL Looks Back at Big Role in Hubble History
When
the first images from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope were too blurry,
JPL scientists and engineers devised a genius fix: a camera with
corrective vision. WATCH |
 Op-Ed: Stop the Bullet | Andrew G. FriedIf
you don't like the idea of the state bulldozing your home or church to
clear the path for a high-speed train, then now is the time to be heard. COMMENTARY |
 Desert Candles | Dianne Erskine-HellrigelThis
is my favorite desert flower, and it is one of hundreds of spring
flowers that fill the desert floor with beauty. You can see these if you
ever get off the freeway and take a little bit of time to explore the
wonderful things that local desert has to offer. |
 Today in SCV History: April 26, 1906 Bobby Batugo, world champion mixologist in the 1970s, born in The Philippines.
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Blast from the Past, Or More Particularly, the Internet
In
the old days, the Historical Society would receive maybe one "new" old
item per month. Now that everything and everyone is only a mouse click
away, there's a steady stream. There used to be one known document
relating to Henry M. Newhall's railroad. Now there are two. A man in
Florida was searching for information about a curious receipt he found
inside an old German Bible he purchased; he found the one we had on
SCVHistory.com and sent photos of his discovery.
Short story
about the railroad: Henry opened it in 1864, sold it to the Southern
Pacific in 1870, made a bunch of money, bought land up and down
California including the western half of the Santa Clarita Valley, and
his heirs formed the company that developed Valencia.
Even shorter story about quicksilver: It's mercury. It was used to separate gold and silver from the host rock. |
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